Accommodation: The 7 colourful, homely rooms are arranged around two courtyards and come in a variety of sizes and prices, including rooms to sleep 3 or 4 people.

The original 3-bedroomed riad has a cheerful decor themed around oranges and reds, comprising 1 double suite on the ground floor and 2 double suites on the first floor, one of which has a mezzanine with single bed accessed by a steep ladder with the facility to bolt the door from the outside. 

There are 4 extra suites in the adjacent riad: Tiznit a double suite on the ground floor; Rissani, Merzouga and Meknes on the first floor, all of which take extra beds.

Location: In the former Ambassador’s district which lends it the name “Safir”.

It is near Bab Aissi and Bab Mansour in the ancient part of the medina, very convenient for all the major sights and souks.

Services and other points to note: We recommend a minimum 3 or 4 nights' stay in order to fully appreciate the insights that you may gain into the region and the local culture by participating in their programme of activities and visits which may include cookery lessons, visits to a local hammam and guided tours of the town, the Middle Atlas Mountains and the Roman Ruins at Volubilis.

Meals: Breakfast is included. High quality traditional evening meals may be served either in the dining area or on the terrace (to be booked well in advance). Sometimes other meal “packages” may be offered.

Staff: The owners are a delightful French couple who speak French and a little English. Amongst the charming Moroccan staff are Nora, the owners' assistant who speaks French and English and other friendly staff.

After booking we will send you substantial pre-visit information guides for your chosen destination(s).